Why do the citizens of Thebes “judge” Oedipus to be the “first of men” (lines 37–38)?

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Alexander Kalinovski · Answer 1 · 2022-01-23T06:22:03+0000

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Students should demonstrate an understanding that Oedipus feels that it is his unique responsibility as king to heal the suffering of all of his people, just like a father would for his children. Oedipus feels that he must carry the burden of the suffering of all of the people of Thebes.

Why do the citizens of Thebes “judge” Oedipus to be the “first of men” (lines 37–38)?

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